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  Upon completion of your senior year of high school, you are hired on by one of your state’s biggest companies. It is an extremely big deal because you are local, a great talent and someone that people think could eventually take the company to new heights. It is a very exciting time for the company. The first few years at the company, you do great things. You exceed everyone’s expectations immediately (which i

If Adam Silver (future commissioner of the NBA) would like to be successful and steer clear of any early troubles that may result in a negative legacy, just like the one that will soon be left by David Stern, I have one bit of advice for him. Go to your computer, access our email account, highlight Dan Gilbert’s name, and next to his name click the option that reads: Mark as Spam. You do not want to get this ma

In a short video message to his twitter followers, Shaquille O’Neal announced his retirement from the game of basketball after 19 years. The NBA now has a gapping hole in it’s side due the size of Shaq’s giant stature and personality. His presence on and off the court will be greatly missed. As a Lakers fan his contribution to the team was immense. The early part of this century belonged to him and

Thanks to the guys from AM570 KLAC for sharing this video with us.

We couldn’t resist. LeBron James – King? Detractor? Traitor? Driven? Genius? Whatever your outlook on LeBron may be we can all agree that #23 #6 demands to be noticed! Will we collectively “witness” his ascension or his demise? Either way, this clever rendition of “God Save The Queen” as made famous by the Sex Pistols pulls behind it a slurry of social basketball commentary. What d

Brian Spaeth is an actor/writer/producer living in Los Angeles, but really, he’s from Cleveland. He likes jokes, basketball and snakes. He blogs at Brian’s Thoughts About Airplanes. I’ve wanted to write this since Thursday night, but my blog is currently a mess of backward-English nonsense and this doesn’t fit what’s happening over there at the moment. Thanks to Trey for letting me spout